JumpStart by Robb Armstrong for January 08, 2013

If he can still drag himself to work, it’s nowhere near a 10.

I know how you feel

Nope, they don’t make a scale high enough for passing a kidney stone!!

Back to poor Joe there, I don’t think Crunchy realizes how nice it can be at home sick with a couple of active toddlers about.

Yes, a jackstone.

Passing a kidney stone = infinity. Nothing else like it, thank goodness.

I’ve seen big football type guys on the ground crying because of a kidney stone. I’ve been there myself – no fun

So are gout attacks.

But, why do people work when they have a cold, or at least why don’t they take precautions by wearing breath masks and gloves. Every person who thinks it’s a show of strength to work with a communicable disease spreads the germs around, coughing sneezing and shaking hands with others.

I was taught to go to school or work no matter how badly I felt unless it was the flu. At which time, I couldn’t even get out of bed.

This year I discovered scalding your hand – is a 10.(or pretty darn close) , The aftermath of ache eased down to 8 to 9.5. (depending how long I was out of cold water). Burn Gel is WONDERFUL ,